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Dsloan

·Sep 21, 2020

Hanging out on the porch after a long day of remote work.

 

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bradurani

·Sep 21, 2020

 

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dougiedude

·Sep 21, 2020

Double-dipping into the watch box today:

 

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Canuck

·Sep 21, 2020

Thinking of having this one surgically implanted to my wrist, I like it that much. But then, there’s the problem of changing the battery every year. So I’ll just hold off on that idea.

 

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Stewart A

·Sep 21, 2020

dougiedude

Double-dipping into the watch box today:

Oh Wow. This is an incredibly beautiful watch!!! BUT, I must stay away from beautiful, shiny objects right now.😲 🤦

 

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jmazpiazu

·Sep 21, 2020

padders

New to me and being worn proudly today: JLC Reverso Duo in White Gold. Not sure the black strap works, may have to swap it out for something tan.

A beauty 🥰

 

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OrangeOmega

·Sep 21, 2020

Just got this back from service today, with a new bracelet. Really enjoying it.

 

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jmazpiazu

·Sep 21, 2020

 

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10thSquare

·Sep 21, 2020

 

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guaranteed.rohu

·Sep 21, 2020

Breitling 815 from the 70s

 

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Larry S

·Sep 21, 2020·Color Commentator for the Hyperbole.

Grilling burgers for 70+ years? Who knows?

 

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Lou P

·Sep 21, 2020·YaY!

High altitude smoke enhanced sunsets here in the Chicago area.

 

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chows99

·Sep 21, 2020

Good morning world!

 

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Dr No

·Sep 21, 2020

20 oz cue . . .

. . . 18 jewel movement.

 

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perks713

·Sep 21, 2020

Same watch as the last few days (only brought a swatch, a Fitbit, and an Omega) since we’re on a small vacation.

 

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8926ob

·Sep 21, 2020

Canuck

Thinking of having this one surgically implanted to my wrist, I like it that much. But then, there’s the problem of changing the battery every year. So I’ll just hold off on that idea.

Considering that sodium, potassium, calcium, and magnesium have electrical charges and our cells can use these charged elements (ions) to generate electricity, I'd go for it! What could possibly go wrong?

 

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ELV web

·Sep 21, 2020

Turn around Tuesday

 

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Canuck

·Sep 21, 2020

Transplants have come a long way, plus the implantation of some man-made electronic devices (cochlear implants, pacemakers, heart valves, etc.), but I think I’ll wait and see how medical science does about transplanting watches. 😀

 

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8926ob

·Sep 21, 2020

I think this black band shows off the (tiny) drop-ear lugs on this watch quite nicely.

 

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Diverdown

·Sep 22, 2020

The closest I can get to taking my Gandad out fishing. Miss him lots. Glad his watch still connects us, at the risk of being too sentimental. 3 Coho’s reeled in today